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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
TACOMA SOCIETY.

Mr.. w. d. Tyler is making some Ina
provements in the residence recently
purchased By him on O street and will
soon move therein.
Miss Craig. Of Portland, is visiting
friends IN this city.
j. ]. Donav4n, engineer In charge Of
construction on the gwitehbaGk, came
down from the front this evening.
Mr.. E. ID. Belts, the artist, With bis
family, IL eSmping ct Gsavelly Lake.
Hon. l.. r. Thompson, of Sumner,
expects to start for the Est soon on
hop business. He will be gone some
weeks.
Mr.. A. Rennison, foreman Of the rail.
road blacksmith shops, soon expeets %
leave for q months visit to British
Columbia.
Mr.. II. O. Davis returned today from
short visit TO Ohehalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Hsrrell returned
from their Wedding trip Thursday.
They we're met at the depot By q nun-
Der Of friends.
WIN. Frazsr. Cashier Of the Tacoma
National Bank, with his wife. returned
Friday from Victoria, after witnessing
the jubilee.
Captain Thompson, Of the ship Chal-
lsneer, with his wife, daughter and q
number Of friends, enjoyed q Picnij 70
GiR Harbor last Friday.
Mr.. O. O. Wing returned Thursday
via the switch back" from a soiourp OF
two weeks or more east OF the noun
tains.
E. G. Smith, Assistant Superintendent
Of the Tacoma Goal Company al
Wilkeson, 10 spending few days in the
city.
Mrs. A. Noltner, Of Portland, is visit
ing Mrs. Matt Mccoy, of this city.
q. II. Fife, Of Wilkeson, is in the city
and will remain until after the Fourth.
Miss Annie q. Williams Of Puyallup
Is visiting her parents at Los Angeles,
Cal. She will be absent about three
months.
Mrs. E. 8. Saith and her daughter,
Miss Maud, are expected from Winona.
MINI, some tins daring July. They
will remain here daring the summer.
David Gross, OF the firm Of Gross
Brothers, left for New York last week,
10 be sbaens for some time.
Mr.. I. M. Kelley Of Connelsville,
Penn, arrived Ia the city Friday even
ing. He will take che rye of the cake
wsrks of the Tacoma Coke Company.
Mr.. NJ. q. Van Tyne, city editor Of
tie SEATTLE Ifmss, was in the city yes
terday to meet some friends from the
East Who came In on the evening train.
he met the party at the Pacific avenue
station and walked with them over the
bill 10 the boat taking the opportunity
10 see the city, and left for Seattle.
Mira. n. kaufman and daughter re-
turned on Friday from their Victoria
visit, where they have been since the
beginning Of the jubilee-ah OF which
time Mr.. Kaufman has been COMPLAIN
ing dismally OF lsnesomeness and
homesicknees.
Misc Winnie b. EeamsD, Of Seattle.
has been visiting In the city for the past
feW days.
O. B. Allen, Senator Of the State Of
Kansas, with bis wife aud son. and W.
b. smith, o capitalist, all Of Wichits,
Kansas, are in the city visiting their old
friends OF that infant city, A. @. BIZ
kaw, Colonel jim Steel and others. The
party will 20 to Alaska on the Olym-
plan.
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rnE AUraoR o. ..snA"

Mr.. Rider HaeR nd 10 at pEesert q
very conspicuous object in The literary
sky. he has shot into our horizon with
the Fapidity of Q comet, ell eyes are
upon him, and learned opinions are
given as 10 whetheE bis proper place be
among the planets, 6xed stars. or me-
teors Of literature. BE has at least
wriftsn tvo very remarkable Stories %
remarkable that he has suffered the
penalty Of being accused OF Stealing
them, and has himself been pfeyed upon
By these literary parasites 10 such q
degree that he has sought justice In the
courts. he is still young man-wih
be thirty-one this menth-aDd has,
therefere, plenty OF time to astonish
this world yet. When he was nineteen
he accompanied Sir Henry Bulwer to
Natal, and during the two sucseedinR
years he served on the staff of Sir The
cpholis Shepstone, the special commits
siOnef Of the Transvaai. In 1873 be re
TUNED TO London, took to himself q
wife in the daughter Of the late Major
NJ arRisson, of Dutchingbam House,
N 1rfolk, and became practicing bar
rister Of Lincoln's Inn. His claim TO
genius may be questioned, bat Ia in
vsntion and boldness Of execution Il 10
indlsputsble; and bis detractoFs have
not, 80 far, succeeded In limiting the
sale of his books.-krehdnge.
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BoAsr yer OF ToHoHRew.


The lark said: 10 the winter has gone
Bads viii be bursting; shah greet
The spEingi
The SNOW hss vanished, and bright days
are nigh;
I soar into the bloc, my sOue to sing"
Bat,eEe be planned HE wings fos happy
Tight,
Deep snov came down. and yelled the
helds 10 white.
The a0weret said: "In this warm,
sheltered nook,
Ny blossom eli spread before tbs
Ald Be vii smile On me With GIads0@s
iOok.n
Bas ths dear fOwsEst. ere the day vas
done,
shri7siisd before tbs sOrth Winds frosty
breath,
TrsmbIsd, and closed her bright blue
eyes IN death.
NV maiden said; my tFue love isawsy;
Bat soon bis ship will come across
the foam,
Asd life viii then be lovely. bright and
And blessed days viii gladden. our
fair home"
Bat Is she dFeaml her happy dreams
and smiled,
His barque vent down 81 midnight
dark s5d wild.
0hau,bsys' IoayaaI
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AnVlCK no MOTHRRs

Mrs. winsloW's Soothing Syrup, for children
teething, 10 the prescription Of one Of the BEST
female nurses and physicians IN the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
never failing success by millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process Of
teething its value Is incalculable. It relieves
thu child from pain, cures dysentery and djar-
rhosa, gripping In the bowels and wind collie.
By giving health to the child It rests the
mother. Price sc. bottle Ap1SdW1y
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SOCIETY nv PoRr TOWNSEND.
cHuRcr SOCIAL.

CHURCH SOCIAL.
A pleasant social event took place last
Moaday evsning at the Rsd Meas hall,
on Maple avenue. Ths Women's Aux
Hilary Slciety Of the Episcopal Church
were the prime movers 10 the affair.
and their time and labor was hand
somely rewarded BY large attendance.
After = dainty repast had bsen served,
dancing vas inaugurated and kept up
for the greater part Of the evening.
BoS-BoN PARTY.
Ga next Friday evening the Port CT
Entry Social Club will give q bon-ben
psrty 10 LeonaFd's Operl House. Pro-
lessor Vaughn's ofosss frOm Seattle,
has been especially engaged for the oe-
oasiou, and u will doubtless be most
enjoyable affair.
SCHOOL KxnncsEs.
Ca Friday afternoon the children Of
the public school assembled at Good
TemplaE's Hall. where the following
programme was admirably rendered:
"Welooms Here" so2g by the school;
Address Of Welcome" by Nellie Oil
YER; Nothing bul Bull, by Miss Nor
gan's class; II Meant Co." recitation BY
Andrew Peterson; "0reetinR Gee" by
Mist Reese's class; stars OF Earth, by
Willie Butler; spelling Class. by Is
pupils; "Grandmas APas Does" recita
ton By Russell Glover; "In the Morn
ing" by Miss Merean's class; "Besusi-
full Dreams Of Twilight" ssne By Emi
" Rothsshild, Virgil TEimble, Eliza
FaRe and Jennie Gilbert; "fhe Oardi-
nal Points," recitation By four boys;
Al l.
Samuel Harmed; "Novhere," rect.
Dead Dsll," recitation By Nellie
EliEs Fuge: Boys Complaint" recita.
ton bv Daniel Zsnt; "Be Careful.
Rover" recitation by Gertie B.reley;
The OLD Dooior's Story recitation By
L tile L.Andes: "rhe -Four Seasons"
Rotations By four girls; "The Barring
OF Chieaee.A recitation BY Z iiIh Ntlee;
~Grandpapa's Speetacles." recitation
by VIVA Clapp; "Dlys OF the Week"
recitation By seven girls; Labor" reel
tation bg foar boys; "boya' and Girls
Rights," recitation By Henrietta Tosia-
san; Talking Flowers" recitation by
Miss R4yne's pupils; ''SamaeF Vaca-
tion." BY GsoFRs Rose; sonR fog abe
close Of soAoOl, By all the pupils
PERSONALS.
Lieutenant aud MrA REYNOLDS, %
Fort Tovnssnd, retained from Seattle
% Tuesday.
Miss Iaa Elton sAd Miss Eva Wal
Isce. 81 Portland. we're tae gusts Of
Captain and Mrs. c. b ssbree, Of The
steamer AArEInitA, last week. AisS
Wsllaes rssaraed TO Portland GO Tears
dAy.
TIE Misses Brooks returned from
Victoria on Tharsdsy.
Ja4ce X srter, vho has bsen very IN !
for tbs pas few ueeks. IL cOnVAIescelL
hoa- A ". B1sh rstx ned fsou PIrt
land Ga Thursday.
Dr.. psyla txpsets 10 rstnra froza the /
Z ssg asxi week and rts11e h's ssafioa /
st tee N ,rine HaspitaL
Mss Falls ek. Ara InEtTactrsss. and /
Ms. Rsyo1r. Wee PriaciOd u the 4
Anris Wrteat Seminary. Of rAeoma,
isfs 90 iHe Iisso oG wrdaesday for q
iEip 10 ALASKA - remain for 81 weeks
MiSa II lester u sldsmiss, ~ S1n Fsaa
e.Ea - t1e gusst Of hes. W. Il.
Whs;sse~y
Miss Il. Ma Of P =. D.Sesvsry. uss
! Passeaess fgr tas Baf Cy o. lhs
Asxiea
h l. TioSlia. j., FaGrzs1 from
Portland on Tuesday.
AFa Alsxtndsg BsrgnAa isft for Saa
fEAseisco 90 Friday.
Miss Mary Hammond and Miss Sarah !
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6RAxD OPEHuo.-SpeeiAl as1saisoa
Is called to The opsninR Of The rev SaV
ARese B Esar, in the Hopkins BasidieG.
Front street, Monday evening. All are
invited 20 call and inspsei the beau ifal
s,Oek % goods.
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Per . fee sAii or FOwbsAt 60 10 Mar
tina foot Of Jseksea siFesa. Lake wash-
iagton- te8 In
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Seattle Lodge No. G. I. o. @. T., will
give q strawberry and ice cream fssti-
val in B.lfs Hall, Belltovn. Tuesday
eHanin1.
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Strawberries Strawberries -Halsy
4 Wright. SPECIAL sEe1ts for JRanita
ssFawoegsiss. FInssa on earth. iel4
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THIS WEEK.

Several Lines Of New GOOdS have arrived.
New Baby Caps and new Dress Lace Gel.
lars, new Hosiery, new Laces and EmbrOi.
deries, new Gloves and MittS, new Jerseys,
new Silks. Several lots arrived too Late.
I'm order to force sales, we have marked
them at prices that will sell them Lively.
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The week iast pist vas an unusually
quiet one. There seemed 10 be lull In
matters social. There we're 70 indoor
gatherings, the parties. pionIol and gen
erai outings Of tbs pFevi0us weeks hsy-
ing been sufIisieRsly Numerous, II would
appear. 10 call for pIuse In this sea.
son Of summer Raiety. Mile Rhea
gave two excellent performances the
arst Of the week and musical Entertain
msnts we're offered BY very proficient
oompsny Of sIrollsfs snd BY askiIliul
either artist. The week closed with
another lsrRs excursion on that pOpu-
lar steamer, the Olympian.
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RLFHER QUIET.

kAThEk JULIET.
A Week Marked by Few In
portant Social Events.
Recent Theatrical and
Musical Entertainments.
A Delightful Reception and
an Enjoyable Lunch.
Pienle to Heugbtsn-Ths PriEs Ness
Contest Personal Nsses - TseeEs
and Port Towssezd Social.
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Mile. Rhea appeared again In Seattle
for two evenings In the AFst part Of last
week, and gave two excellent peFfog-
mAncet. Hha brought out the too CON-
ediee, "rhe Widow" and "rhs OoantFy
Girl" both Of which we're Feceived With
mneh favor. Undoubtedly she is seen
10 greater advantage In comedy than In
any other style Of play. Her work Ia
the two pieoes above mentioned was tx
oellent, the general opiRiOn being that
her impeFsonalion Of The Widow" vas
the most artistic effort she has yet made.
The supporting company Was good, and
the oostuminR rich and elaborate.
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Clearing sale Of ladies' hosiery. A
good stocking for IS. ToKLAs d SING
HuMAR
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srrHEs RECITAL.

Professor L9nnep entertained q Fash-
or small bat certainly appreoiative audi
enoe on fridsy evening at Turn Verein
Hall. The programme was rot carried
ont ~ arranged, owing 70 the nec sasa =
~ absence Of some Of these woo had
thought OF assisting. The piano, violin,
cornet and zither selections which we're
given proved TO be quite enjoyable,
however, and we're listened 20 With
much attention.
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LAND FOR sALE,


T OF 9. BLOCK q, MAYNARD's-sl0O0.
IL Near South Bchooiheuae.
Also. the southeast quarter Of The souibues
quarter Of section Q. township % north, range
east. 20 acres. $1,000. TIE Laks shore and
Eastern Railroai runs through one end Of this
tract
Also the northeast quarter of the northeast
quArter Of section -. township Is norih, range
east: 20 acres 5000 This trs-t corners
into AMI IL southwest OF Woodland addition
10 seattle. Inquire Of CHAs. HOPKTNs,
ssAitle Electric Light BullAing,
jesaIm Front street..
LHoR sALE-A GOOD CARRIAGE TEAM
II OF we'll matched bay horses age, 4 and
~ years weight, 1850 rounds each Terms
casa. Apply 70 PRANK W. PETTYGR0vH,
Jr.. Port Townsend, W. 7. ielTtf
COR SALE cHEsP-L GHT WAGON
Il Cal 81 ,. ". JONES, Cracker Factory
Building. i.etf
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FOR r z N T..

HeTIah Browns resi-.
dence, Seventh and JEFF
feFson sts., freshly paint
ed and newly papeFed.
E. B. DOWNING & co.
myl1
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s~tfxs Specials Is eatirely vegstAbis. and
seems 20 eurs cancers b forcing oct ths inps
r.Sssa fs0a he htoos- Treatise o. Bsood and
skin Diseases naiied free
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Observation-Disclosures

--~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~----~-~-
A YOUNG MAN FROM THE EAST WOULD
IN desire position a. time clerk, book-keep-
er or confidential man generally, having al
ways been employed a. such while In the Eae.
Can show letters Of reference from all employ.
ers. AddressJ. G.. care sf this ONCE. ts24 81
VNEAMs WANTRD-@6 80 PER DAY FOB
Il ecrsper work. Apply at Room Yesler.
Leary Block. je29 St
WAHTKP-aOo MEN, ONE MILE ABOVE
w Meaderville Butte, Montana, to work Oh
jsl6 I'm A. c. MCLEAN h 90.
WANTKD-MEN TO MAKE RAIL
w road ties. Timbsr first class. J. A.
BAILEY. Redmond p. o.. King Co. jel2 2w
-
To Let.
EroR RENT-A Two STORY HOUSE. WITH
Il seven rooms, corner Cherry and Eleventh
streets. EDWARDS d COLT, l08 Columbia
street. je21h
CNOR RENR-Two SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
Il Furnished, centrally located, with private
family. Apply at this once. jel1t
cToRR ROOM FOR RENT. AND GOODS
- sold ct cost T. LYLE, Third and Spring
streets. ny2s I'm
UloR RENT SUITE OF OFFICES IN
Il stones building. Inquire Of
my2Sh 7. II. CAM.
A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. APPLY
N ct observation-disclosures Office.
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BoS-BoN PARTY.

Ga next Friday evening the Port Ct
Entry Social Club viii give q bon.bon
party In LeonaFds OpeFA House. Pro-
lessor Vaughn's orchestra, from Seattle,
has been especially engaged for the oe-
ossiou, and u will doubtless be Q most
enioyable affair.
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An elegant lunoh party vas given by
Mrs. W. 4, Boone, seventh and Alder
streets, on Tuesday afternoon. In honor
OF htss Davis, OF Philadelphia, Who
vas the guest Of MIS-. w. II. Taylor
Mlfa Davis 10 . niece OF Horace Davis,
the celebrated iarist Of San Frame $50,
and Is = cousin Of Mrs.. Taylor. She
came 20 The Coast vith the excursion
party which recently visited Seattle and
remained several dAys visiting relatives
In this city. Those pseseSt At the lunch
were Miss Davis, Mes. Taylor, Mra.
Ihornell, Mrs Halter. Miss Halter, Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. Arthur.
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ATIKRNooN RECEPTION.

Mrs. ]. II. MeNaueht gave a delight.
full reception on tue afternoon Of Thurs
day last, In honor Of her mother. Mrs.
Hodge, and sister. Miss Hodge, Of
Bloomington, Illinois. She was assisted
In receiving and entertaining her guests
BY mrs. James NoNauRht and Mrs.
kimball. There large was attendance and
the affair proved 20 be one Of the mos,
enjoyable OF the season. Among those
present daring the afternoon we're Mes.
dames HAller, Harrington, strive, Oar.
keek, Parker, 0f Olympia; MacCulsky,
OF Portland; MoMieken, stewart. Grant,
Leary, Boone, Green, Russell, Squire,
erase, MaOkintosh, Farth. Terry,
Scurry, II. II. Lewis, Osgood, Yesler,
Forrest, PumphFey. WAiitlseey, De
Wolfe, Jennings, Taylor, ThoFnell,
Frank HAufoFd, BulleF, Bloomlngton,
~. and kimball. Tue Misses Jones,
Halter, Strive, Terry, Blanchard,
Emery, Green, James and AAna Spar.
ling,
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We quote a few prices i:

We quote a few prices:
80 pieces of half wool Dress GOOds, IOC
53 pieces Of nearly all wool Buutings, assorted
oolors, Ia cents
- pieces an assorted lot new Dress Goods Loo |
10 pieces 40inch all wool Dress Goods 25c
ID pieces of 4O.inch CameHS Hairs, Csc.
2O pieces all wool cOlOred and black Etimene, BIC
800 pieces French Dress Goods, assorted lot, in
every conceivable shade, plain, striped and
checks, some are worth 75c. and STA
yard Your Choice Soc yard.
Big purchase of Embroideres Lace including and
founcings. They arrived too late and marked
SO l3 per cent. under values.
One Of ladies' solid colored Hose extra length
white feet, IL 1-2c per pair.
100 ladies' ohemise lace 5oC
SO dozen embroidery, Doc
40 dozen muslin Skirts handsomely trimmed with
embroidery 81.
20 dozen ladies' Night Dresses embroidery trimmed 75C
100 dozen ladies Night Dresses finer, trimming 81
pieces Of extra quality bleaChed Table DamaSk,
all linen, at &c. yard.
20 pieces Of Curtain Scrim at 1Oc. q yard.
100 dozen all Linen Towels. IL 12c each
Special sale Of Napkins and Quilts
Only cash store can afford to give cash values
Don't be imposed upon by the credit stores, any
prices they may quote or advertise
you will find cheaper at
The LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE,
nHEQTEQ nIEkRv
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All Who intend 30 compete for the
fosr- lNrKItIuSNCNn prizs OF twenty.
nve dollars FOE the BEST sunday break.
fast aud sunday dinner should have
their bills OF fArs ~ the poSr- lNrw114
uNNCRH otilee before next "Wednesday
evening. No bills will BE- reosivpd after
thai time aa the committee will reoaiFn
some days for elaboration. On pext
Senday-July Sa-tha Posv fsTurIT-
oHNcER vill publish the name OF the
winner Of the prize and will also cab
lish the winning biil of fare Aad the
receipts for The vaEious dishes which ID
includes.
Fer the beneht Of any Who nay de.
sire 10 compete for the prtss hss who
sre unaware Of che rules eovernine TIE
competition, the rules are Fepa 9lishca
o. follows
I. only ladies and residents Of wan
ineton Territory vii be admitted TO the
competition.
ii. AllestimAies 81 cost nuss Be hasea
upon the PRICES current IN the atslr
market, and all Articles snvgestgd Fuust
Be such as ara readily 30 BE- N. cared In
thai Garke, eufisg tie irs, tee veeks
of iune.
III. II shoa,d b understood tAatth.
ball Of fare Is fer . hreAkfasa Ara a.
ner for family Of SIX.
~. All balls Of fare sabsnittea mast
be accompanied b. tAa name a. -.
sender sad an iisniasa statement 81 a.
cost 81 The meals.
V. TIE reelpe fer eAeh ash aas -
Submitted.
VI. All hius Of fare submitted r.,
eouapetitloa must lie received al a..
f0ST iSFx1LloEScnE efiss bessrs :
9.eioca 70 TIE sveaieg q Wedsssds.,
Jape - B.
VII All bills Of fare, resipss a-a
esAissnsGss OF cost most be plAtpiy
Sfiltsn 90 cue side % the papaE. Ia 90
sass Should there be srllirg OF bah
SIDES Of . sheet % pspss.
vii. Bills d fars wtll ros Is 70
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party Of ladies am gentlemen made
an .xeursion and picnic across the lake
ON Friday evening. Tie steamer Edith
m1t the party ~ Laurel Shade aud con.
veyed tnem 10 Honehtan. A good tins
was epi syed. A call vas made on Mrs..
Flank Curtis aud delicious repasl OF
sttaSberrlea and cream pArtaken %.
hose making up the party we're Miss
Edith sAndetson, Ara. DE. \. @. Ka.
hoarne, Miss Hottie Greene, Miss Agnes
6rsene. Alts Bertha PipeF, Mics Eva
atliilAnd, Miss Kama Atkins. Mics
Minnie burwell, MF. and Mra O. &.
EovmAn, George A. C0lman. DIR. Z. o.
kleoaEne, l. J. Cosman and Everett
smith.
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Tbers vs. 9 very pleasant gaihexing
81 ths rssidaace q N. End Mfs- .. A.
EppisF $50 Friday. sid . Doss e11oy.
sbss sysning was passe4 vim cares ard
conversation. Thoae pfe1s1t we're: Nj.
and MrM MRA EpplsR, Mrs.. Clafenes
Coaiter, Mis- Eppie, Mim James. Hiss
Terry, and Messrl. y. A. Hasbfe1ek. v.
r. Moore, Howard Baker, J. II. Lswiss
L. II. BEoylss and @. 2. AsDday.
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Mrs. q. b. I5hra0n enaeEtainsd .
number o. Der friends on last Thursday
sfteFuoou 81 her home on Seneca street.,
near the University. 1he guests Wers
pSineipally iadies from PoFt Townsend
wbo we're 10 Seattle duFing tbs past
week asaeadina the W. q. Z. q. Goa
vantion. Th0ss pgcssnt were Mrs. L.
Is. Hastings. Mrs. Captain Kinds and
Mrs. Wilson, Of Port Tovnssnd, Mrs..
~ A. Meany, y. h Winslog end Pro
fesBoS add Mrs. OBJ johnson, Of Seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

Arny vas 10 the city on Monday.
Mss wilsinaki. 81 Portland. Ia vis,sins
81 the res dsnos Of william kierski.
Rsv. d. J. Pierce returned LIST even
tnS from an extended Eastern Wilt.
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te day from q tFip 10 tbs Skagit river.
Ma Middleton Of Hood River 4,
visiting NJ. asd Mrs. Frank HAnfurd.
CIV. HlbArt. Of the Yakima Rssssi,s,
returned east Of the N contains Ihurs-
DAY.
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vas IN The ETY. the afs, plri Of last
week.
EP. Hudwisk, Of California;. vas in
ssalils dltioz TIE early para Of last
Wek.
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Dey OF faooma, arrived IN Ssaitle last
evening.
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Of Ainnesoia. are vsitisg tbs Soasi
ecantrY.
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sister Of Mrs. q. B AdAiS. u yisisins In
the city.
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whiting a. the Sesldsaos % Mus. Ii. Ii.
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